Sentence examples for that open from from inspiring English sources

A box with straight sides and double doors that open from the center to create a grand, unobstructed opening, the Element's interior is cavernous, especially if the rear seats are folded up against the wall.

Each suite has casement windows with restored wooden shutters that open from within, said Christian Mela, the palace's owner.

It is most reminiscent of those thrillers that open from the point of view of the heavy-breathing murderer stalking his prey.

Above a plump rosette of fleshy, semi-evergreen leaves is held a broad head, about 12cm across, of electric blue stars that open from the bottom up.

Dynamicframes.com, an online retailer of picture frames that open from the front, much like a medicine cabinet, is offering 25 percent off all frames during June (the Dynamic Square model, usually $42.95, is $32.21); information: (800) 579-7191 or dynamicframes.com.

Another distinctive G.M. show car, the Buick LaCrosse, offered a fresh, flowing interpretation of Buick's distinctly American styling heritage, complete with "porthole" trim along the sides of the hood and "suicide doors" that open from the middle.

A new exhibition inspired by a door from Frank Shay's Bookshop, a Greenwich Village establishment that opened from 1920 to 1925, takes you back to a bohemian corner of literary history.

It has a door that opens from the selling floor and can be used as a performance space or an exhibition space.

Stationed at the door that opened from the bar onto Liberty Street, a police officer was watching overhead, Mr. Fetter said.

The coach was originally a landau, able to seat four to six people in a face-to-face arrangement, and with a roof that opened from the centre to an angle of 45° [2].

It had the double sunroof that opened from the back and front.